The Most Instagram-able Locations Around the World
Lake Retba, Senegal
Retba Lake is an extraordinary pink body of water that attracts tourists from all over the world. The scene's hue seems photoshopped, but indeed it is natural due to an excess of bacteria that secrete pink pigments. Retba Lake is a great place for people that like to add bright colors to their everyday life, and a similar lake exists in Australia called Hiller.
Lassen Volcanic National Park, California, USA
For a second, you might think you're on Mars. The extraordinary anomaly of the earth—formed as a result of the eruption of the volcano—looks like a newly painted landscape. As a matter of fact, there are actually four types of volcanoes here..
Machu Picchu, Peru
Machu Picchu is an ancient, abandoned city that is breathtaking. The cite of the Incas 500 years ago, many interesting and mysterious things can be found here. It's paradise for history buffs.
The Wave, Arizona, USA
This extraordinary phenomenon of nature formed by sand rocks attracts many tourists and photographers from all over the world. Colorful, wavy rocks create a tremendously unique photo area that you will not be able to find in any photo studio!
Canadian Rockies, Canada
The magical combination of crystal clear water, rocky mountains, and green forests make you feel free. A place of natural strength and spiritual purity, the Canadian Rockies where you go to experience all the power and majesty of nature.
Burano, Italy
The picturesque area of Burano resembles the artist's palette of paints. However, in reality, it is a place of fishermen's houses and small cafes serving coffee and bussolai buranei cookies.
Santorini, Greece
Santorini is a real fairy tale on earth. Hotels are located on the slopes of the mountains along the coastline overlooking the sea. What could be more charming than waking up from the sound of the waves and seeing such beauty in front of you? Along with Santorini, there are many historical monuments, so for Greek culture lovers this place is a must-visit.
Son Doong, Vietnam
The sun's rays breaking through the cracks of the the largest cave in the world, adding magic to your journey along the underground river. To see the cave, go to Fongnia Kebang National Park in Son Doong, Vietnam.
